Hoover took refuge in platitudes, calling Prohibition "a great social and economic experiment, noble in nature and far-reaching in purpose."
But with the coming of the New World Order-One World Government, far-reaching experiments will be stepped up to drive mans God-given yearning for freedom out of his mind, body and soul.
In 1889, they moved into Hull House and began, in one of Chicago's most polyglot and destitute neighborhoods, the most far-reaching experiment in social reform American cities had ever seen.
To President Herbert Hoover, it was "a great social and economic experiment, noble in motive and far-reaching in purpose."
Prince has also forged an alliance with George Clinton, whose Parliament-Funkadelic came up with the most far-reaching experiments in black pop in the 1970's, layering styles along with rhythms and vocal lines.
When Socialist Realism was mandated, imagery effectively became the property of the state and far-reaching experiments had to be abandoned in favor of a bureaucratized concept of heroism.
Our country has deliberately undertaken a great social and economic experiment, noble in motive and far-reaching in purpose (i.e. 18th Amendment on Prohibition).
To the Editor: What William Safire (column, Feb. 26) and other advocates of free enterprise forget is that corporations are themselves the products of one of history's most far-reaching experiments in socioeconomic engineering.
The Soviet legislature today endorsed the plan of two Baltic republics to embark next year on the most far-reaching economic experiments this country has seen since at least the 1920's.
In the absence of any guidance from the Supreme Court, the nation is now embarking on a far-reaching legal and social experiment that holds as much potential to exacerbate racial differences as to minimize them.